Treaty of Baku

Treaty of Baku: Signed after the capitulation of the Ottoman Empire in 1896, the treaty goes as follows:

''Eastern Anatolia, including Sivas, Marash and Adana with Pontia but stopping at Samsun are all annexed into Russia. Eastern Anatolia except Pontia, including Kars, Ardahan and American are all formed into an autonomous Armenian Russian state.''

''Assyria and Kurdistan are formed, Assyrian encompasses the regions of Diyarbakir, Deir a Zor, part of the Syria desert and Mosul are all a part of Assyria. East of Tigris River are a part of Kurdistan, including Hakkari, but Kurdistan stops after Kirukuk.''

In Ottoman Arabia, the Kingdom of Arabia is formed.

In all of Tripolitania, Libya is granted independence

Greece is granted Ionia, as well as Constantinople, but for Ottoman Europe, they gain regions above Ioannia, as well as a long stretch of thin coast east of the Greek mainland, including Salonica and all of Aegean islands.

Bulgaria gets all claimed land except any outlet to the Aegean and non of Macedonia.

Serbia is granted Northern Macedonia

Montenegro is granted border territories

Albania is granted independence, annexing Ioannina and parts of northern Macedonia.

''The ottoman government is allowed to stay around, but reduced to Central Anatolia. Reparations, including 100000 USD are forced to be paid by the Ottomans. The ports of Mersin, and Samsun are given to Russia for a 10 year lease.''